Cleveland Browns News: Freddie Kitchens has been impressive
By Dan Justik
The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the Cleveland Browns news that you need to know, including how impressive Freddie Kitchens has been as offensive coordinator.
The Cleveland Browns offense was struggling with Todd Haley as the offensive coordinator, and it was obvious that a change needed to be made.
Freddie Kitchens took over as offensive coordinator, and his offense has been a breath of fresh air for Browns fans.
No longer are the Browns running multiple play-action passes designed for a shot downfield, resulting in a sack. Instead, the Browns are using creative ways to move the ball downfield and at a quick pace.
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Under Kitchens, the entire Browns offensive unit has looked much comfortable, including Baker Mayfield. With Kitchens as his offensive coordinator, Mayfield’s game has quickly improved.
Today’s featured article points out that Kitchens has not only passed the eye test, but the stats show how impressive he has been as the offensive play-caller.
Cleveland Browns News
"Throughout his press conference Wednesday, Browns general manager John Dorsey repeatedly praised Freddie Kitchens, who has provided a steady hand and open mind while leading Cleveland’s offense."
It is important to note how well Mayfield has played with Kitchens calling the plays. To have a coach tailor his offense to Mayfield’s strengths in his rookie season will only help the rookies development, and Kitchens has done just that.
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"The Browns rookie quarterbacthk has teamed up with Barstool Sports to raise money for Special Olympics, an organization he first made a personal connection with while playing at Oklahoma. Mayfield has helped create a line of clothing merchandise , including T-shirts, hoodies and a flag bearing his image, with 100 percent of the sales proceeds going to Special Olympics Ohio."
Mayfield has the star power necessary that will allow him to make a massive, positive impact in Northeast Ohio and throughout the entire country. Already in his young career, Mayfield is already helping to make a difference in Ohio.
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